Replacing the forest extension with core functionality

[Adrian Buehlmann]

On 08.04.2008 20:57, Adrian Buehlmann wrote:
> So the checked out tree of a submodule resides inside a subdirectory
> in P/, so if I use some example directory names, the structure is:
> 
> somedir/P/:
>   .hg/
>   .hgmodules
>   <working dir content fed by P/.hg>
>   submodule1/
>   submodule2/
>   submodule3/
> 
> with .hgmodules containing:
> 
> '''
> [submodule1]
> ..
> 
> [submodule2]
> ..
> 
> [submodule3]
> ..
> '''

Does that mean submodules have a cloned store beneath P like this (?):

somedir/P/:
  .hg/
  .hgmodules
  <working dir content fed by P/.hg>
  submodule1/:
    .hg/
    <working dir of submodule1>
  submodule2/:
    .hg/
    <working dir of submodule2>
  submodule3/:
    .hg/
    <working dir of submodule3>

so the submodules are in fact sub-repositories and P/.hgmodules
contains the recipe how to clone them?